Colombo: Three Sri Lankan Cricket players ordered to leave the England tour on the grounds that the discipline would be dropped from the house series against India in July, officials said on Wednesday.
Dubbed the “terrible trio” by the media, deputy captain of the crush, opening Danushka Gunathilaka and goalkeeper Niroshan Dickwella returned home on Tuesday.
The Sri Lankan Cricket official said the investigation of how they left the hotel wasolated by a team of teams in the UK would start after their two-week quarantine.
Nothing will be included in three international days one day and three matches twenty years to start July 13.
“They tend to get a minimum suspension of a year if they are found guilty of some violations of their contract,” an official said to AFP, spoke with the terms of anonymity.
The trio was also pulled out of the international series one day three matches against England after they looked breaking their bio-secure bubbles before the first odi in Durham.
Ditis and Dickwella looked smoking on the streets of Durham, where they were in front of the ODI series.
In the second video on social media, Gunathilaka is seen joining a partner, breaking the coronavirus rules in their stay.
England won the first ODI on Tuesday by five numbers.
The second odi will be played on Thursday with the final on Sunday.
After Whitewash Sri Lanka in the T20 series against England, the birth of their fifth series in a row, unatisfied fans launched a campaign to avoid teams on social media.
The #unfollowcricketer hashtag starts the trend on Facebook on Sunday when thousands of fans boycotted social media pages and Gunathilaka, report.
Fans also shared memes asking for each other not watching the national team on television.
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